未來研究建議

本研究所提出之流程架構期望能夠提供給高科技產業以及傳統產業實 施知識管理時推行過程的參考，也提供給其他研究者作為未來要發展知識管 理流程架構的一個方向，但是由於篇幅有限本研究只針對高科技產業以及傳 統產業來建構其知識管理流程架構，而未來的研究可以針對其不同的產業更 深入的討論，例如：服務業、資訊業等其他不同產業，也可以依照其不同的 管理方式及經營模式來建構不同的知識管理流程架構。

知識管理流程架構建立的主要的建議：

一、 知識管理流程架構中可以包含規範性以及描述性。

二、 未來研究可以將知識管理流程架構與組織的策略目標作連結，再繼續深 入的探討，是否有其不同的知識管理流程架構。

三、 未來研究可以將知識管理流程架構與知識管理系統一起探討，以期能相 輔相成，加強導入知識管理的流程架構。

四、 未來研究可以針對不同的產業以及管理方式建構其知識管理流程架構。

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